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I would like to be able to change the process conflict defer options for CVE or Critical Severity updates. Normally I don't mind users taking upto 5 days or 5 defer attempts (as an example) for a normal software update. However if that software up...

Hi, this would greatly benefit our institute as we have to get our cisco anyconnect client from one of our local uni's and it was hard enough just getting the version i was able to get off them as it took a few months.

Since Intune doesn't allow you to easily scope a deployment to just Laptop computers it would be nice if there was an additional requirement for Laptop Computers. We are looking for a solution to this for our VPN software and vulnerability softwar...

Please include the Azure Object ID (Device ID) of the computer in the CSV Export function, so we can easily create an azure group to target updates/applications to. E.g. I need to update 7-Zip from an old version, the Graph Scan (Installed Apps) f...

When auto-publishing rules for updates/apps are created, Patch My PC will create the Win32 application in Intune, however it will not automatically assign the application. This means that it's difficult for MSPs to manage for a large number of cli...

Similar to the CVE Import Wizard for CM applications / updates (https://patchmypc.com/how-the-cve-import-wizard-works-for-matching-cve-ids) It'd be a great idea to allow the same functionality for Intune applications / updates.

As an alternative to prompting a user to close an app before it updates, being able to prompt a user to restart an app once it has finished updating may be of use. Example from Tidio: When Chrome installs an update, it doesn't fully update until C...

On a per-Application basis (not global), if selecting Updating Existing Application in Place, currently any deployments are carried over, with existing Available times. The desire is to update the Available Time to be 'now', simply to allow for So...

It would be handy if we could have the ability to add at the top level so it goes down to all applications a managed process.

We currently use PSADT for a lot of our app deployments, and find many of built in, non-standard powershell functions to be extremely useful. Integrating these commands into Patch My PC (or allowing us to customize the deployment with config.psd1 ...